Feb 10 - We finally have success getting the Grab app to operate in Janet’s phone, so use it to get a ride north to the Langkawi Wildlife Park. It isn’t quite what I was expecting, being more of a huge petting zoo than an outside park. But it is extensive, with a variety of animals native to SE Asia and other places.
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From here we get another Grab to the Kilim Geoforest Park. There are two entrances, we go to the northern one where we organize a two-hour speedboat tour for 500 RM (expensive, if we had more time could probably have found a better price). The boat leaves from Tanjong Rhu pier, at the north end of Langkawi.
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Get another Grab back to Kuah. Stop first at the Wildlife Park again, as Odette left her hat there and there were many tears. Fortunately, the staff there had already put it at the reception counter for retrieval. We eat the same fish meal at the nearby restaurant for dinner.
